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How to raise a concern: our grievance process
If something about your care doesn't feel right, we want to hear about it — and you have the right to raise a concern without any effect on your services. This page explains how to file a grievance, what happens after you do, how quickly we respond, and the external agencies you can contact if you're not satisfied with our response.
What's included
Inside grievance process
- How to raise a concern by phone, email, or in writing
- What happens after a grievance is received
- Our response timeline and how you'll be updated
- Raising concerns anonymously
- Your right to contact state regulators at any time
- Our commitment: no retaliation, ever, for speaking up
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Clients and families with a concern about any aspect of care, staff, or service.
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